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Danny Hakim
• August 1 -- Gross Generalizations
OK For Liberal Causes?
Danny Hakim takes a moralistic look at the popularity of pickup trucks: “The
trend toward bigger-than-ever pickups has broad implications for the safety of
American drivers, the environment, oil consumption and the financial health of
the auto industry.” He also generalizes about pickup truck drivers: “They tend
to drink more and use their seat belts less often, figures show.” Would the
Times let anyone else spread such stereotypes?
E-mail TimesWatch Director, Clay Waters, with TimesWatch feedback at cwaters@mediaresearch.org